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FBI's Role in January 6 Riot Under Scrutiny: A Political Firestorm

Stephen A. Smith and Senator Mike Lee raise questions about the FBI's involvement in the Capitol riot, igniting controversy over accountability and political narratives.

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Updated: Dec 15th, 2024, 5:59 PM ET

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Recent reports reveal that 26 FBI informants were present during the January 6 Capitol riot, challenging narratives longstanding narratives regarding the event. Stephen A. Smith criticizes Democrats for downplaying federal involvement, calling them corrupt. Senator Mike Lee questions Liz Cheney's dismissal of those asking about FBI presence at the riot, suggesting she may have had prior knowledge. As political tensions rise, calls for accountability gain momentum, highlighting partisan divisions and shifting public narratives regarding the insurrection.

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